true or false?

Question

Only a federal court can refuse to enforce a federal statute that, in the court's view, violates the Constitution.

Answer 1

Absolutely false. State courts have concurrent jurisdiction with federal courts in all areas except where preempted by federal statute (bankruptcy, patents, admiralty, etc.).

Answer 2

False if the state court throws it out it is automatically reviewed on appeal by a local federal appelatie court to determine the rejections vailidity.

Answer 3

false